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Depends on what CPU you have, but this guide sheet seems to indicate you're still in the acceptable range for an idling PC, not yet into the normal working temperature range.

So no cause to worry as yet, but it may be worth giving it a spring clean with an air duster to ensure all the air ducts and cooling fins are dust free.

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Ideal temperature 50 to 75 degrees. higher it goes will slow the CPU down until it will finally stop, gradually lowering the clock speed.

 

For you its 39 which is completely fine. No need to worry unless you see hikes upto 80 degrees or 100 degrees

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I recommend a temperature range of 50 to 75 degrees. If you increase it, the CPU will slow down until it eventually stops, gradually lowering the clock speed.In your case, it is 39, which is perfectly acceptable. In general, you should not be concerned unless there is a rise in temperature of 80 degrees or 100 degrees.
 

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o what is the Maximum operating temperature (Tmax)? It's the highest temp at which a CPU or GPU can operate at full capacity. But fear not, if you're CPU or GPU reaches this temperature it will not burst into flames.

Modern processors and video cards have overheating safety measures that prevents them to damage. Usually when the maximum operating temperature is reached the CPU or GPU will underclock itself to reduce it's core temperature. This will result in massive FPS drops in video games, for a few seconds.
Reaching the maximum temperature for extended periods of times will eventual damage your processor or graphic card, so focus on finding the overheating source problem.
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